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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1935
Page
1
The piece criticizes an administration trying many plans to aid youths and seniors, noting cost and a promise to help those under 20 and over 60. It questions the burden on middle aged people and suggests concerns about women automobile drivers.
Bond- Baker Company reports about 750000 pounds of wool sold by noon with totals expected to reach around one million pounds. Top price 22 1/8 cents paid by French Mills for the Lee B. Corn clip of 43000 pounds. Several clips sold earlier by Colonial Wool Company Hills and Oglesby Sheldon and Company and French Mills with prices ranging from 15 5/8 to 22 1/8 cents per pound.
A committee reviewed the planned Roswell good will trip for July 17 with a westward route through Picacho, Tinnie, Hondo, Lincoln, Fort Stanton, Capitan, Carrizozo and Ruidoso. Members urged maximum participation, with band performances along several stops and a noon luncheon in Capitan.
The United States government nears fiscal year end with a gross debt around 28.7 billion dollars and a per capita debt in the United States of 370 dollars versus 991 in Britain. Eccles, testifying to a congressional committee, notes net federal debt under 20 billion after accounting for assets and stabilization funds.
The Cahoon Memorial fund starts accepting subscriptions Monday July 1 and closes July 10. Any amount from one cent to one dollar is welcome as the community honors E. A. Cahoon. Names of participants will be published, funds support two stone entrances at Cahoon Park with bronze tablets marking the civic tribute. Checks payable to Cahoon Memorial fund. or cash left at the Chamber of Commerce.
Washington June 29 AP John L. Lewis ordered 450000 soft coal miners to suspend mining at midnight Sunday and to halt work Monday as wage talks failed. White House action was pending while district presidents rushed to field HQs to direct what could be the largest soft coal strike in U.S. history.
At a special meeting the Roswell city council issued ten liquor licenses effective next Monday July 1 under the new state liquor law and denied one for Ed Speaker who is under probation on liquor charges. The city netted 4900 from licenses. recipients include Lerry's Cafe 102 South Main and several others on Main Street. Nickson and Bankhead Liquor Shops. Moseley's Sandwich Shop 419 East Second. Busy Bee Cafe 318 North Main. Doe's Sandwich Shop 118 1/2 West Second. The council will consider five more applications next Tuesday.
Clovis New Mexico June 29 AP veterans of foreign wars adopt resolutions opposing altering the federal constitution urging a direct state primary demanding immediate payment of the bonus and backing water conservation. A memorial honors Sen Bronson M Cutting and endorses the seven point program including a uniform pension and bonus payment via Patman bill.
Washington June 29 AP Senate leaders threatened to kill the administration utilities bill if the House refuses the death sentence abolishing holding companies President Roosevelt renewed his demand for mandatory abolition accusing the lobby of falsifications Senator Wheeler co author warned he would oppose the House measure and vote to filibuster the bill unless the death sentence is included The House laboring through a stormy debate gave up its Saturday holiday amendments were in order but administration aides planned no restoration of the death sentence until next week
Albuquerque June 29 AP A contract for four cattle dipping vats was awarded by the State Cattle Sanitary Board. The vats will be built at Clovis Tucumcari Raton and Clayton to dip bulls brought into the state for breeding to combat scabbies as required by law. Board members met about an hour then recessed for the Cattle Growers Association executive meeting. Members listed include M D Atkins Corona chair Seth Alston Lovington W C Simpson Tom Valle Vermijo Park Ramon Torres La Joya. Albert Mitchell was absent.
The former heavyweight champion Max Baer married Mary Ellen Sulivan, manager of the Willard Hotel Coffee Shop, in Washington on June 29, according to AP.
Pack and millers in Chicago join cotton manufacturers in a protest against processing taxes under the agricultural adjustment program. Leaders from the food industry join the tax dispute raising concerns about the impact on processing costs and producer prices.
Gov. Clyde Tingley announced three appointees to New Mexico's state relief and social security commission. W. W. Nichols from Clovis, Col. Hugh M. Milton Jr. of Las Cruces, and L. C. White of the St. Louis Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coal Co. will oversee relief for unemployables. The panel receives $156,000 this year and $500,000 next year to fund operations.
Albuquerque on June 29 AP The New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board decided to purchase automobiles for its inspectors as an economy measure after hearing figures from government and state departments showing an estimated $10,000 annual saving versus mileage reimbursements. The board also set the next year’s levy at four mills, unchanged from the previous year.
In today’s games the Philadelphia and New York squads split results with Boston and Brooklyn. St Louis toppled Cincinnati 16 to 8 in a high scoring affair while Pittsburg and Chicago produced a doubleheader with an 18 to 10 final in the second game. Batteries and lineups featured Davis Wilson Maclaguen Benton Hogan Spohrer Fitzsimmons Hubbell Mancuso Mungo Lopez Dean Walker Collins Delancey Nelson Hollingsworth Brennan Campbell Hoyt Padden French O'Dea Lucas Warneke Hartnett.
In Albuquerque the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association announced that all counties will be accredited against bovine tuberculosis by July 1. The move would allow shipping cattle nationwide without TB inspection. The board backed AAA rural rehabilitation plans and approved a ten cent oleomargarine tax based on non domestic fats. It also rejected cattle licensing taxes while Taylor act amendments were approved, with Lee Evans presiding over about 70 stockmen in attendance.
Detroit St Louis game details list Bridges Cochran Andrews Coffman Hemsley for Detroit and Phelps Fischer Salveson Sewell Shea Hudlin L Brown Phillips for Cleveland plus Hadley Holbrook Gomez Murphy Dickey for Washington New York and Boston Philadelphia box scores show hits runs and errors with multiple pitchers and batters noted across two games including a 13 run Philadelphia victory in one contest and a 6 4 final in another
A fragment listing players Higgins Chapman Delancey Combs Reynolds Goodman Trosky Werber Klein Medwick Werber from Boston Philadelphia New York Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago St. Louis appears to be part of a trades or roster notes column. The text indicates several players from multiple teams but lacks context or action details.
In Santa Fe, the New Mexico Sheriffs' Association elected Sheriff G. R. Boots Fletcher of Raton as its president amid protests with Governor Clyde Tingley over reducing official motor traveling expenses to six cents a mile. About 12 sheriffs attended.
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